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Session of Mixed economic commission of Serbia, Hungary on 16-17 October in Subotica
Belgrade,
7 October 2017
Minister of Economy Goran Knezevic spoke late yesterday with Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary Peter Szijjarto about all the important issues to be addressed at the upcoming Mixed economic commission of Serbia and Hungary, of which they are co-chairs.
According to a statement from the Ministry of Economy, Knezevic and Szijjarto discussed the items on the agenda of the session and more possible topics for the session of the commission, to be held on 16-17 October in Subotica.
Some of the topics are the possibilities for further investment of Hungarian companies in Serbia, but also the issue of a common border crossing.
Knezevic recalled that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and the then Prime Minister and today President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic, at a joint session of the governments of Hungary and Serbia held last year in Nis, concluded that the two countries have the best relations in history so far and no outstanding issues.
The questions that we have not resolved in the best way, we are solving as we deal with them, Knezevic said.
Some of the topics are the possibilities for further investment of Hungarian companies in Serbia, but also the issue of a common border crossing.
Knezevic recalled that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and the then Prime Minister and today President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic, at a joint session of the governments of Hungary and Serbia held last year in Nis, concluded that the two countries have the best relations in history so far and no outstanding issues.
The questions that we have not resolved in the best way, we are solving as we deal with them, Knezevic said.
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